ETF Market Report: 2nd Quarter 2024

Discover the latest figures about the development of the ETF segment at SIX Swiss Exchange, one of Europe’s top 3 ETF venues – including statistics for Quote on Demand (QOD).

ETF Market Report: 2nd Quarter 2024
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The Swiss ETF market picked up in the second quarter compared with the previous quarter. Turnover increased from CHF 15.829 billion to CHF 18.427 billion in the second quarter, an increase of 16.41%, with the generally positive sentiment on the stock markets contributing to this. The average ticket size in the first half of the year was 14.73% below the value for the entire previous year, while the median exceeded it by 10.60%. Compared with the first quarter, both the ticket size and the median increased slightly. However, ticket sizes above CHF 100,000 were still slightly below those of the previous year. The range of newly listed ETFs on SIX Swiss Exchange increased by a further 84 units in the second quarter of 2024, and by 28 June the total number of ETFs listed on SIX Swiss Exchange amounted to 1,788 units. The focus of new listings remained on bond ETFs, which accounted for almost half of new issues. The first reductions in key interest rates by central banks and the prospect of further cuts provided new impetus for fixed-interest securities. A number of new listings also focused on sustainability. This was rounded off by a few new thematic ETFs. 

These and more detailed statistics are available in the latest edition of the ETF Market Report.

Interview: Industry Outlook

In addition to detailed statistics on the ETF segment of SIX Swiss Exchange, the latest market report also includes an interview with Yvan Roduit, Head Investment Advisory at Raiffeisen Schweiz. He talks about how the ETF trading landscape has evolved over the past years, what issues are currently shaping developments in the ETF sector and where he sees the ETF market in Switzerland in the near future.

Quote on Demand and Quote on Demand Europe

These two ETF service extensions to the established multilateral open order-book offer institutional investors the opportunity to execute orders in a bidding process directly with the registered and most important liquidity providers in Europe. The product universe reaches to up to 6,000 ETFs from European primary exchanges such as the London Stock Exchange, Deutsche Börse, Euronext, Nasdaq OMX, the Vienna Stock Exchange and others, which are tradable via SIX Swiss Exchange.

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